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Iwai Onsen Roman Densho no Yado Akashiya

岩井温泉 浪漫伝承の宿 明石家

Misasa · Tottori onsen ryokan — San'in's oldest spring, flowing for 400 years

★ 3.0TrustYou 88/100 · 77 reviews|Iwami-gunFrom ₩499,522 / night (2 adults)
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♨️San'in's oldest spring, flowing for 400 years

Tottori · Iwai Onsen Roman Densho no Yado Akashiya

400 Years of Source-Fed Kakenagashi
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400 Years of Source-Fed Kakenagashi

  • 🌊San'in's oldest hot spring, first opened 1,200 years ago — 'Iwai's Water' has kept its kakenagashi flow pure for 400 years since the inn's founding
  • ♨️Spring water rises at about 48°C and is used exactly as it comes — neither diluted nor heated — cooling to just the right temperature by the time the tub fills, a genuine 100% kakenagashi
  • 🌿The women's bath is finished entirely in hinoki cypress, wall to floor to ceiling; the calcium-sodium sulfate water is said to ease neuralgia, muscle pain, and joint pain
A Garden Open-Air Bath Through Every Season
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A Garden Open-Air Bath Through Every Season

  • 🍃An open-air bath set within a strolling garden, capturing the mood of each season — fresh green in spring, starry nights in summer, autumn leaves, and winter snow
  • 🪨The tub is generously built with Sajiishi, one of Japan's three great ornamental stones, lending it a rich sense of atmosphere
  • ⚠️Mixed-gender and separate men's/women's time slots are both offered (closed November–March due to lower temperatures)
Private Open-Air Bath and Sauna
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Private Open-Air Bath and Sauna

  • 🛁'Mori no Hakobune,' a private open-air bath tucked at the far end of the garden — a serene hinoki tub that feels like one with nature (¥2,000 for 45 minutes per family)
  • 🔥The private sauna right beside it is a serious setup — a hinoki cabin built with cedar from Chizu, Tottori, a Finnish HARVIA heater, and self-service löyly
  • 🧖With a cold plunge and an outdoor rest area, surrounded by garden trees, you can reach a state of total calm undisturbed
No Two Rooms Alike
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No Two Rooms Alike

  • 🏯Three room types — a special room with its own open-air bath, Japanese-style, and Japanese-Western — with no two alike in layout or design, so every visit feels new
  • 🌸The special room 'Hagoromo' has its own kakenagashi open-air bath, built with stacked Yame stone from Kyushu, and a small private garden
  • 🛏️Every room is built in sukiya style, facing either the onsen street or the garden — note that as an early-Showa wooden building, there is no elevator
Kaiseki from the Land and Sea of Inaba
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Kaiseki from the Land and Sea of Inaba

  • 🐟Fish is bought fresh each day from Ajiro Port on the Sea of Japan
  • 🥩Steak features Tajima's renowned Tamura beef, and rice is 100% Koshihikari grown in Tottori
  • 🦐Standard kaiseki, Tajima beef steak kaiseki, and abalone kaiseki, plus seasonal courses like spring moebi shrimp and winter matsuba crab
Breakfast in the Tatami Dining Room
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Breakfast in the Tatami Dining Room

  • 🍚A refined Japanese breakfast of rolled dashi omelet, yudofu, grilled flounder, and Tottori's local tofu-chikuwa
  • 🍶Both breakfast and dinner are served in a spacious tatami dining room, for an unhurried, distinctly Japanese moment
  • 🔥Abalone goes straight from the inn's live tank to the grill for odoriyaki, served still dancing on the heat
The History and Character of a 400-Year-Old Inn
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The History and Character of a 400-Year-Old Inn

  • 🏮Founded in 1615, the first year of the Genna era in the Edo period — a 400-year-old inn carrying on the tradition of the Japanese ryokan
  • 🌊Set in Iwai Onsen town on the clear Gamo River, in a three-story wooden building rebuilt in the early Showa era
  • ⛩️A 1,200-year history of the spring, watched over by Miyu Shrine, founded in 811 during the Heian period
Transport and Access
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Transport and Access

  • 🚆An 8-minute bus ride from Iwami Station on the JR San'in Main Line, right at the Iwai Onsen stop
  • 🚗Pickup from Iwami Station available (request when booking or by phone on the day, 14:30–18:00)
  • 📍536 Iwai, Iwami-cho, Iwami-gun, Tottori Prefecture — close to the Tottori Sand Dunes and Sand Museum
Private Open-Air Bath and Sauna
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Private Open-Air Bath and Sauna

  • 🛁'Mori no Hakobune,' a private open-air bath tucked at the far end of the garden — a serene hinoki tub that feels like one with nature (¥2,000 for 45 minutes per family)
  • 🔥The private sauna right beside it is a serious setup — a hinoki cabin built with cedar from Chizu, Tottori, a Finnish HARVIA heater, and self-service löyly
  • 🧖With a cold plunge and an outdoor rest area, surrounded by garden trees, you can reach a state of total calm undisturbed
No Two Rooms Alike
4

No Two Rooms Alike

  • 🏯Three room types — a special room with its own open-air bath, Japanese-style, and Japanese-Western — with no two alike in layout or design, so every visit feels new
  • 🌸The special room 'Hagoromo' has its own kakenagashi open-air bath, built with stacked Yame stone from Kyushu, and a small private garden
  • 🛏️Every room is built in sukiya style, facing either the onsen street or the garden — note that as an early-Showa wooden building, there is no elevator

Since 1615, Iwai Onsen Akashiya has kept San'in's oldest spring flowing pure for 400 years, neither diluted nor reheated. An all-hinoki open-air bath, a garden bath adorned with Sajiishi stone, and rooms each with their own character let you fully savor the charm of a fine old Japanese inn.

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숙소 소개 나무 향기와 일본의 정취가 가득한 숙소입니다. 찾아가는 길 JR 이와미역(산인 본선)에서 이와이, 가부시마행 버스로 8분, 이와이 온천 버스 정류장 앞

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체크인·체크아웃 · 체크인: 15:00 · 체크아웃: 10:00 · 최종 체크인: 18:30

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Iwai Onsen Roman Densho no Yado Akashiya?
Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.
Where is Iwai Onsen Roman Densho no Yado Akashiya located?
It is in Misasa · Tottori Iwami-gun. Address: 536 Iwai, Iwami-cho, Iwami-gun, Tottori.
How much does one night cost?
Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩499,522 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.

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77 reviews

Check-in / Check-out

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15:00

From 15:00

Check-out

10:00

Until 10:00

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